The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-06-24
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& CO., OF Duluth nlso suspended.
The late Charles ID. Keep, OF the Wall
Street News, lett fortune OF $780, 900.
Mucn iudignuti is felt among naval
| officers at Me fact that na English design
has taken away the SIS, 600 prize award
ed by the navy department Tor prize de-
signs OF the new cruisers. There was n
sharp contest in the board on this subject.
Cardinal Gibbons in an interview at Bal.
timore referred in strong terms to his in.
terest in all matters relating to this repub-
lie "As We all have our shape in and
blessings OF this republic SO should we all
take an active, loyal part in upholding the
| commonwealth which give liberty without
! license, wiclds authority without despot-
| ism. A man that would endeavor to un-
dermine the laws and institutions OF the
| country deserves the fate OF the thief who
laid prOlane hands on the ark OF the COW
| enant Lord, there are some misguided
men in our country. Thank God they are
very few who are appropriately called an
archists and nihilists."
The senate and house met in Joint ses-
sion recently and completed the election Of
| William L Chandler as United States sena-
! tor.
Charles Burch, Jersey City policemen
| fatally shot his wife, and then shot him
| sell ueaO. he was insane.
While at Saranae lake Mrs. Clevelan
| tried to milk cow but the animal kicked
the pail over and stopped the operation.
| A pension was issued to ]. March OF
| Fort Ransom, Oak. PostofFices esta blish-
ed Wisconsin: Interwadd, Taylor county.
| scontinued-Dakota: Split Rock, Mime
| hGha county. Wisconsin: Lapointe, Ash
| land county. Fourth-class postmasters
knI nuIr1 =.
coin, F. Shepard: Applegate, K. R Apple
| gate. Iowa: Henderson, c. e. Irwin.
Wisconsin: Tiseh Mills, F. w. Strange.
| The president has issued an order modi-
| flying his recent order consolidating intern
| al revenue districts 80 far as affects the
collectors in North Carolina and Iowa
The resignation OF Andrew J. Boyd, as col.
lsctor OF the consolidated fifth district OF
North Carolina, is revoked and Kerr Craig
10 appointed his successor. The Consoli.
dated districts OF Iowa will hereafter be
| known as the Fourth district of Iowa and
August Ii. kuhlmeir. now collector OF the
present Fourth district, Is to be collector
OF the district
Attorney General Garland has issued an
order fixing the compensation OF all asso-
eiate district attorneys employed at fixed
| saleries for the fiscal year beginning July
! next, at the rate OF 20 per cent iess than
that now paid. The order also directs the
discharge OF all assistants whose services
can be dispensed with without detriment
10 the public service. This action was ne
eessitated by the insufficient appropri.
alton for this branch OF the service.
Among the results OF the work OF the
Northwestern Indian commission win be
the opening to settlement OF $4,000, 600
or 80,OoO.O 200 acres OF land, much OF
which Is rich in valuable timber. gold, sill
yer, lead and coal, besides vast amounts
OF grazing land. The Indians will be well
provided for out OF the money to be paid
them and will be placed in the line OF civ
tlizatioR. The commissioners are now pre-.
pairing a full report Of their proceedings.
which will in d few days be submitted to
the commissioner OF Indian affairs.
Rear ADMIRAL L. Vinges, OF the French
navy. accompanied hY the French minister,
called az the White House and was intro
dueed to the president by Assistant Sec.
retary Porter, Of the department OF state.
After O short chat with the president the
admiral Was si.own into the east room,
whore he viewed with much interest the re-
ception OF the public.
Turkey has been assured that Germany,
Austria and Italy will stand by England in
the new Egyptian convention.
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an incipient revolution in tho Argentine re-
public haa been Impressed with loss oi
400 Lives.
The talk Of dynamite outrages, in con.
nection with the queens jubilee, is revived
In London.
Before leaving for Europe Mr.. Blaiue
sold a pair OF horses for $500, hnt he lost
the money. His son Walter found it, and
was given 500 for his services.
The Yellowstone National Park has been
opened for tho season. The hotels were
opened for guests, and the stages began
their daily trips to all the principal points
Of interest in the park. There were seven
ty-fiye tourists here in waiting TO visit the
wonderland, among whomwere Lord Ions
don and an English party 81 ten persons.
The bond oi Bishop Gordon, receiver 81
the lard Office at Redwood Falls, was re-
ceived at the interior department. Cor
don's nomination was confirmed by the
senate In February. His bond IL for $50. !.
600, and is the largest ever required OF an
officer oi the land service.
The total circulation--co and currency
May 81, 1887, was 81 2a7, 256 $50, be-
ing net increase tjf S5S, $50, 545 as COM
pared With the circulation May 81, 1886.
Vicar Warren. Of the Holy Trinity church,
Lambeth, Eng. has acceptsI call TO the
rect0rship or New York church, and will
leave England IN September.
Attorney General Tempieton of Dakota.
states that the Yankton asylum investiga-
tion established one or two facts--fhat
there was shortage oi $24, 600, or that
false report had been made to the gov.
srnor. either 81 which MAS bad enough and,
whicheYer was right. the amount had bsen
paid out without proper yogcaers.
"A contract for part of the work of drain
Ing the valley of Mexico is reported To
have been awarded d syndicate 81 Cleve-
land. Ohio capitalists. The government
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